The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-10

On Wednesday afternoon, just as We
were ready to go to press, a difficulty oc-
CURED on the Court House Square, in
which Mr.. F. M. Butler fired three shots
from pistol at Tom Haskell, colored.
One shot struck Haskell in the head,
makinga very slight wound. Haskell
took refuge in Mr.. Barr's store, and one
shot was fired at hifn after he had entered
the sto-e, The parties had difficulty an
hour or two previous, which resulted in
the shooting.
Mr.. T. J. Webb has contracted for the
erection of commodious dwelling on
West Market Street. Mr.. Wrenn, of Due
West, is the contractor.
Mr.. J. G. Darlington has bought out the
interest of Mr.. j. w. Leake in the Lau
rens Advertiser. Mr.. Darlington is now
sole editor and prop, ietor.
There Will be no services at the Presby-
terian Church next Sunday, as DIR. Frier-
son will be absent from the city on visit
to his brother at Laurens, s. G.
Married, by R. v. Acker, Trial Justice,
at his residence in Williamson, on Sun
day, 9Th inst, Mr.. 8. M. Smith and Miss
Mary Gaines, all of Anderson County.
David Winbush, colored, was arrested
in this City on Monday by the police on
telegraphic orders from Greenville. he
was carried to Greenville on Tuesday.
Every member of the Sons of Temper
ance is requested to be present at the
meeting to be held this Thursday even
ing, as It will be an important meeting.
Married, at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, on the End inst, by Rev. G. v.
Barnes, Mr.. J. w. Callahan, Of Green
vile, and Miss Emma G. Kay, of Ander-
son County.
Married, at the Presbyterian manse,
near Good Hope Church, on the 1st inst,
by Rev. R. G. Ligon, Mr.. Y. NJ. T. Barks-
dale and Miss Daisy Pettigrew, all of An
derson County.
Read B. F. Crayton & Sons new adver.
tisement. Among other things, they are
offering a lot Of fine watermelon seed for
sale. They also have some of Mr.. Will
liams' flour corn.
Severaiof our citizens contemplate visit.
ing Charleston on the 26th of April to wit
ness tile unveiling of the Calhoun monu-
ment. The railroads should make low
excursion rates.
The second Quarterly Meeting for the
Anderson Circuit will be held at Smiths
Chapel on the first Saturday and Sunday
in April. ALI the official members are
especially requested to attend.
Married, at the residence of the BRIDES
brothsr-in-law, Mr.. q. G. Dusenberry, OF
February oath, 1887, by Rev. w. F. Pear
son, Mr.. Samuel o. Jackson, Of Store
Vile, and Miss Sallie s. Reid, Of Abbe-
willie, 8. @.
What is our people going to do about a
cemetery7 There is no use putting 1t off
any longer, for we have TO have one, and
the sooner We getit, the better. Our col
umns are open for any suggestions in ref
ference to the matter.
Toccoa News: "Miss Matte G. Eskew,
Of Denver, 8. O., returned home last
Monday. Miss Matte is not only an ex-
cellent ccnyersationalist, but also enjoys
the reputation of being fine musician.
We hope to see her in Toccoa again soon."
Mr. ]. g.. Fowler has moved his meat
market to the room recently occupied
by Mr.. F.M. Butler, on-Main Street. It
has been nicely fitted up, and Mr.. PEN
die, the cleyer butcher, will be pleased
to have his old customers call andsee him
in his new quarters.
We are requested by the School Trustees
of Hall Township to announce that the
public schools of that Township will close
on the 11th inst. THE Trustees will meet
at Mr.. W. D. Gray's home on the 18th
inst, and teachers are requested to hand
! in their reports by that time.